On behalf of R.S.C. Law Group, INC | Apr 14, 2020 | Child Custody And Visitation
This blog recently discussed the importance of having a summer parenting plan. It is also beneficial for parents contemplating the child custody process to be familiar with how child custody decisions are made. Child custody decisions are determined based on what is...
On behalf of R.S.C. Law Group, INC | Mar 16, 2020 | Child Custody And Visitation
Summer vacation is just around the corner, bringing excitement as well as anxiety for some families. Families of divorce may face even more pressure each year when planning for summer vacation. Most of us think about the summer as a time to relax and spend time with...
On behalf of R.S.C. Law Group, INC | Dec 3, 2014 | Child Custody And Visitation
Parenting is known as the hardest job in the world, and that’s when both parents are under one roof. After a divorce or separation, parenting (or “co-parenting”) can be even more challenging. You’ll go through ups and downs, and some days will...
On behalf of R.S.C. Law Group, INC | Apr 22, 2014 | Child Custody And Visitation
Both parents must decide on custody of minor children under the age of 18. Divorce courts are very concerned regarding the well-being of any children born naturally to both parents or adopted by the parents. If the wife is pregnant, the child should be listed as...
On behalf of R.S.C. Law Group, INC | Apr 12, 2014 | Child Custody And Visitation
Children Lose When A Divorced Parent Is Forced Out by Honorable Anne Kass. Ann Kass is a District Judge in the Second Judicial District State of New Mexico What some divorcing parents would like, more than anything, is for the other parent to vanish. They believe that...
On behalf of R.S.C. Law Group, INC | Apr 7, 2014 | Child Custody And Visitation
Sharp-tongued parents turn child into chameleon. Chameleon kids are an all too frequent product of divorce. These are children who behave, think and feel one way at dad’s house and an altogether different way at mom’s house. Chameleon kids often tell each...
